With the Play-In beginning tomorrow and the playoffs beginning on Friday, we wanted to remind you guys of some of the subreddit's rules.
1) In an effort to promote higher quality posting and overall quality of the subreddit, we will be disabling self posts during the games.
Beginning tomorrow, self posts will be disabled roughly 15 minutes before the start of games for that day and will be re-enabled roughly 15 minutes after the games have ended for that day.
Game threads will be automated and stickied to the top of the subreddit.
Post game threads will be submitted by mods.
The only other allowed threads while the games are occurring will be Highlights and Twitter posts.
In the event of a record being broken, you can message us to have that approved as a self post with a source confirming the record.
We trialled this change during last season's playoffs and received positive feedback from the majority of the users.
2) Direct Twitter links are for news only and need to follow the format of: [Author's last name] Exact text of tweet News is considered to be things such as League/Team/Player updates (player availability, injuries, etc.).
This means that any other self posts will need to wait to be posted until after that day's slate of games have come to an end.
Tweet posts from the r/nba Approved Twitter accounts list will be allowed
3) Highlight Quality Enforcement
Highlights should show as much of the play as possible, and not abruptly cut off at the end. If a better version of the highlight is posted after the original (this includes overall quality, duration, replays, etc.), the original highlight may be removed in favor of the higher quality one.
If you are a user posting a better quality highlight of one that has already been posted, you can message us to let us know.
Highlights should be posted via Streamable and have a title that begins with a [Highlight] tag. Highlights are required to follow quality requirements (720p+, no screen recordings) and contain the original broadcast audio. The title of the highlight should be a description of the highlight.
In the event of an injury, these clips do not need to be labeled as a [Highlight] and you can use an [Injury] tag instead.
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